Hi, 

Maybe you can try it with some JS:

$('input[type=number]').on('wheel', function(e){
    return false;
});


Maybe you need to adapt it, I can't reproduce that behavior.

Hope this can help.

Best regards,

Ricardo M Pereira

I have created a component web block that contains the following Javascript in its OnReady event, which stops mousewheel number scrolling:

var inputTypeNumbers = document.querySelectorAll("input[type=number]");

for (var a = 0; a < inputTypeNumbers.length; a++) {

    inputTypeNumbers[a].onwheel = function (event) {

        event.target.blur();

    };

}

Credit to http://adnan-tech.com/javascript-disable-scroll-on-input-type-number/

Hi, 
This solution solves the problem but for me it creates another issue.
The fact that you use blur() makes it so that you loose focus on the input and this wasn't intended from the start. Yes it's a minor detail but in terms of usabilitty this might not be what you desire. 
I came up with another solution. 
On the layout, on the OnReady you can add a javascript with this code:
My solution focus specifically the active screen because in my case that's where I have scroll. But you can target whatever you want.

var elem = document.querySelector('.active-screen'), marker = true, delta, direction, interval = 30, counter1 = 0, counter2, lastInput;if (elem.addEventListener) {    if ('onwheel' in document)        elem.addEventListener('wheel', wheel);    else if ('onmousewheel' in document)        elem.addEventListener('mousewheel', wheel);    else        elem.addEventListener('MozMousePixelScroll', wheel);} else    elem.attachEvent('onmousewheel', wheel);function wheel(e) {    counter1 += 1;    e = e || window.event;    delta = e.deltaY || e.detail || e.wheelDelta;    if (Math.abs(delta) < 50)        return false    var newDir = delta > 0 ? 'up' : 'down';    if (delta > 0) {        direction = 'up';    } else {        direction = 'down';    }    if (marker)        wheelStart(e);    return false;}function wheelStart(event) {    marker = false;    wheelAct();    if (document.activeElement.type === "number") {        lastInput = document.activeElement;        document.activeElement.blur();    }}function wheelAct() {    counter2 = counter1;    setTimeout(function () {        if (counter2 == counter1 || Math.abs(delta) < 50) {            wheelEnd();        } else {            wheelAct();        }    }, interval);}function wheelEnd() {    marker = true,        counter1 = 0,        counter2 = 0;    lastInput.focus();}

Basically what this does is, detect when the user scrolls (on this case in the active-screen which is where I have my scroll). If the active element is an input of type number then save it's reference, so that when you stol scrolling you can focus him again.
I hope this helps. Happy coding ;D